More American School Districts Providing Unsafe WiFi Hotspots for Remote Student Learning
By B.N. Frank The U.S. government knew decades ago that exposure to cell phone and wireless “WiFi” radiation was harmful. American Academy of Pediatrics and…
By B.N. Frank The U.S. government knew decades ago that exposure to cell phone and wireless “WiFi” radiation was harmful. American Academy of Pediatrics and…
By Matt Agorist Pasco County, FL — In the ostensible land of the free, we are told that all people are presumed innocent until proven…
By B.N. Frank There’s an old saying: “You only miss something when it’s gone.” Adam Carolla obviously isn’t the only one concerned about Americans losing…
By Lindsay Oliver and Jacob Hoffman-Andrews As students were sent home from school in the spring due to the coronavirus pandemic, schools followed them home…
By John Klyczek From Bill Gates to BigQuery, From Blockchain to Hashgraph In my recent article series, I document how the US Department of Education’s…
By Jason Kelley and Lindsay Oliver Last week, five Senators joined the chorus of privacy advocates, students, and teachers expressing concern over surveillance proctoring apps…
By Janet Phelan A NYU professor has filed a lawsuit against a number of his academic colleagues, alleging libel after an uproar of official reaction…
By MassPrivateI Imagine a world where police can foretell a child’s future simply by looking at their school grades. Welcome to the unbelievable world of…
By Rory Mir Since the COVID-19 crisis began, many universities have looked to novel technologies to assist their efforts to retain in-person operations. Most prominent…
By The Conscious Resistance Derrick Broze breaks down a new investigation from WIRED magazine which reveals the growing use of surveillance and facial recognition in…
By Jp Cortez Eagle, Idaho (November 6, 2020) – Six outstanding students beat out more than 100 of their high-school and college peers in making the…
By Janet Phelan Mark Crispin Miller, who teaches a course on propaganda at New York University in the Media, Culture and Communication Department, has been…
By Tracy Zhang and Jason Kelley Privacy groups aren’t the only ones raising the alarm about the dangers of invasive proctoring apps. Through dozens of…
By Michael Maharrey Grassroots activists in New York are putting pressure on Gov. Andrew Cuomo to sign a bill that would place a temporary moratorium…